Nothing wrong with revisiting/re-exploring old ideas and impressions: lest we forget.  Harris tweed got fairly short shrift from one poster who favoured - for good family reasons - Donegal.  So, Irish tweed was getting the thumbs-up a dozen or so years ago.  I've become fairly indifferent to tweed or even cord jackets during the past decade but would still look with interest on Donegal tweed if it ticked the right boxes (which is not altogether likely, I admit): natural shoulder, tobacco-brown colouring with those lovely flecks, three-two, patch pockets, made in the USA etc.  And pricewise?  What might we expect to pay?  I have nothing to do with online buying nowadays.  Ebay and Etsy for me are long over.  So - a matter of miracles occurring in some vintage shop?